Christmas · 18 designs
Letters from Santa, wish lists and nice list certificates
Everything for the North Pole post: personal reply letters from Santa, a Christmas Eve letter, thank-you letters from Santa for Christmas morning (for the mince pies and Rudolph’s carrot), letters and wish lists for children to fill in, and official certificates for the nice list, kindness, elf helpers and reindeer care.
They’re A4 printables with the letter already written, so you only change the name and add one or two things your child really did this year. Print at home on cream card and they’re ready for the stocking or the doormat.
Your first design is free, then 99p each. Or every design for £5 a month with Unlimited.
18 designs to personalise
Making a letter from Santa feel real
- Use their real news. Santa should know something only Santa (and you) could: the swimming badge, the new baby brother, the tooth that came out at school. One true detail beats a page of ho-ho-hos.
- Don’t promise the present. “I’ve read your list very carefully” keeps the magic safe if the toy of the year sells out. Save the specifics for things that have already happened.
- Print it on something special. Cream, ivory or kraft card printed at 100% (“Actual size”) looks far older than white printer paper. A signature in gold pen over the printed one is a lovely touch.
- Time the delivery. A reply works best in early December, a week or so after their letter “went” to the North Pole. A thank-you letter from Santa goes by the empty plate on Christmas Eve, once they’re asleep.
Wording to copy
PS Rudolph says thank you for the carrot you left last year.
PS The elves have pinned your drawing up in the workshop.
PS Mrs Claus would love the recipe for your mince pies.
PS Don’t worry about the chimney. I have a magic key.
More examples in our guide: What to write in a letter from Santa
Make your first one free
Pick a designQuestions
- Is there a thank-you letter from Santa?
- Yes, for Christmas morning, thanking the children for the mince pies, the milk and the carrot for Rudolph. There’s also a thank-you letter for children to write to Santa after Christmas.
- What size are the Santa letters?
- A4, the size of a proper letter, so they print on any home printer. The certificates are A4 landscape.
- Can I write my own letter instead of the sample?
- Yes. Every word is editable, so keep the sample and change the name, or replace it with your own letter. Choose the font and colour of the ink too.
- How much is a letter from Santa?
- Your first design is free, then 99p each. With Unlimited at £5 a month you can make a letter, a certificate and a Christmas morning thank-you for every child in the house.